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Mammoth Red Clover Seed

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Type

Biennial Legume

Growing Season

Spring
Fall

Planting Dates

Feb to April
Sept to Oct

Height

36 inches

Seeding Rate

10 lbs per acre

Mammoth Red Clover Seed stands tall among biennial legumes with its impressive three-foot height and deep taproot system that works wonders for soil health. This fast-growing clover seed variety excels at breaking through compacted clay soils while pumping valuable nitrogen back into your fields. The coarse-stemmed plant thrives in challenging conditions where other clovers struggle, making it a reliable choice for soil improvement and forage production.

Key Features of Mammoth Red Clover Seed

Excellent choice for planting with small grains in spring applications
Establishes faster with coarser stems than medium red clover varieties
Limited regrowth after cutting during hot summer months
Tolerates inferior soils with preference for neutral to slightly acidic conditions
Pre-inoculated seed ready for immediate planting
Reaches 36 inches in height for substantial biomass production
Functions as reliable cover crop, food plot, hay, and pasture option
Best planted in spring; fall planting suitable in specific situations

Additional Information

UsageHay, Pasture, Cover Crop, Food Plot
Seeding Depth1/8 to 1/4 inch
Seed TreatmentRaw
Inoculation StatusPre-Inoculated
ClassificationNon-GMO

Soil health advocates recognize Mammoth red clover’s unique ability to access nutrients that shallow-rooted crops simply cannot reach. The variety’s aggressive taproot system mines phosphorus and other minerals from depths of four to six feet, bringing these nutrients up to surface layers where future crops can utilize them. This deep soil penetration also creates natural drainage channels in heavy clay soils, improving water infiltration long after the clover has completed its two-year cycle.